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One of the most famous natural wonders of the world, Arizona’s Grand Canyon National Park, is an absolute MUST on anyone’s bucket list. With almost two billion years of geological history, the Canyon is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and attracts on average 5 million visitors each year. At 227 miles long, 18 miles wide and over 6,000 feet deep, the Canyon is carved by the Colorado River and is split into four different sectors. This guide will help you to make the most out of your time in the Canyon and will share some top visitor tips along the way!

Ubud, a city that captured the heart of author, Elizabeth Gilbert in her bestselling novel “Eat, Pray, Love.” This Indonesian city now attracts thousands of soul searchers worldwide, so much so that even the local community have nicknamed these people "EPLs." Ubud is now one of the most famous destinations in the world for a yoga holiday. Although the city has been watered down culturally (even a giant Starbucks has popped up beside Ubud Palace) it still holds its traditional Balinese charm. For those of you lucky enough to explore this beautiful part of Bali, allow me to share with you how to find your own Eat Pray Love in Ubud.

On a recent trip to Cupertino, travel writer Lavanya Sunkara stayed at the Juniper Hotel. Here’s her take on the experience.

Italy is a well-traversed country. Unlike less-trodden Croatia or Turkey, visitors from all over the world descend upon the boot in search of an authentic taste of its Renaissance art, gothic architecture, and of course, homegrown specialties.

Packing for a trip can be a drag, but it’s a lot more enjoyable when you’re putting your belongings into a beautiful, functional piece of luggage. Aside from aesthetics, a well-designed carry-on can help you arrive at your destination with your clothes and sanity intact. Here are 10 carry-ons that look great and are a pleasure to use.

On a recent trip to Portsmouth, England, travel writer Eileen Cotter Wright stayed at the Portsmouth Marriott Hotel. Here’s her take on the experience.

Some of us might only know of Fort Worth because it’s attached to Dallas via their shared airport, but the smaller city, living somewhat in the shadow of Dallas, actually has a lot going on for itself, especially when it comes to family travel. Being that it’s relatively next door to Dallas, it’s worth checking out next time you are in the area and are searching for something different, and or a break from the big city. Don’t get us wrong, Fort Worth is not a tiny town by any means, and it’s transformed over the last decade, making it a go to destination for Texans and neighboring states, but now more than ever it’s ready to welcome visitors from all over, especially those coming with young ones.

There’s a reason why many New Yorkers flee the city on weekends during the summer. It’s hot, congested, and at times, let’s be honest, kind of smelly. Whereas other big cities around the world offer respite in the form of lakes or beaches, unless you’re in Southern Brooklyn you’re not exactly close to any swim spots. However what NYC lacks in places to take a dip it makes up for in places to drink on the water. Here are four boat bars, docked and freestanding where you can have a waterfront cocktail or two.